Chap.,  §

 1  II,  38 |    just, and drink not with ignorant, contemptible people.~
 2  II,  39 |   them, and go not near the ignorant, lest thou become like him
 3  II,  46 |            21 O my son! the ignorant man falls and stumbles,
 4  II,  46 |    his life. But as for the ignorant, stupid man, for his disease
 5  II,  61 | shame; but if thou drub the ignorant with a stick he will neither
 6  II,  64 |    even if he be stupid and ignorant, and he who hath an empty
 7  II,  64 |  empty hand is called poor, ignorant, even if he be the prince
 8  II,  67 |    my son! teach not to the ignorant the language of wise men,
 9  II,  84 |   grow sweet as honey, then ignorant men and fools might understand
10 III,  150|     Nadan, the foolish, the ignorant, the hardhearted, went to
11  IV,  165|    to the talk of a stupid, ignorant boy without knowledge, without